The evening world., 1887-11-09
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Ivy CRY RACE TRACK, WASHINGTON, D. O.,
Nov. a.-The National Jockey Club began its
second autumn meeting to-day. During the
morning the weather was decidedly cold, but
it improved rs the day advanced, 80 that 1t
was quite pleasant during the racing. The
attendance was not large. the trains from
Baltimore bringing less people than on any
day during the first meeting. In the betting
ring there are fourteen of the original book
makers. lone of whom were overwhelmed
with business. The track is fast, and the rae
ing began with IN upset for the f~avorite,
King Of Norfolk, ridden by Mclaughlin. He
managed to finish second to Davis
y Sori.a h'lT Who m dis' the the shree. sSSSns in IN
1.15f. Thu second race was very:similar:
Barnum was q strong f~avorite, but the old
horse could not go the pace, and Harvard
won somewhat easily; running the mile In
for each Of their "fves." Notwithstanding
that Barnum WAS clearly outrun in the second
race, and had not q ghost of u chance to beat
Dunboyne in the third, he was started, so as
to get the 500 second money. Poor old Bar
mum you certainly have to earn your feed.
The fourth race was q heavy weight handi-
cap at three-quarters of q mile, which the
f~avorite, Bessie June, ridden by McLaugh-
lin won somewhat easily in fast time. The
- taIA iNJt LOW Nv tAo tbA kObt hOh
of the day, of which Joe Cotton was the fav-
orite. He ran second, the Baltimore-owned
horse frankie B. winning, paying his back
ers the handsome sum Of $l37.75 In the mu-
fuels.
Purse $500, of which 800 to the second, for three
year-olds and upward that had not won II race in
Saidens Allowed. Il three years 1'o old, II iS' Il ioui
or upward, 20 ID thrse-quarters Of 2 mile:
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Brother Brother Ban, iOi .Neunsye3 3
error, (CnappeHl y
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Lost Cause. NO Mills) 9
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MH so : Ha : 70 : Nae IS sa : ,soS fsT rosSss : g San G ss1 SePs:
B., % .acih Justin Mack. Sita and j. j. Heaiy. 90
e % w .aos p al siais . e. :, I k kssi Ssu: and FS %a / rls even
each Brother Ban and Nellie B., $40 each Jus
King Of Norfolk, i1Si Isia. IL
ua r.: 4 Fas s: ;mH ,S. E,I ksin "a Of fl NG Ms|I . and
lengths from King, Of Norfolk, with Hawisey
and Nita leading the others. Maia retained
her big lead round the turn, and sailing off
all challenges In the stretch, she won by
three lengths from King, of Norfolk, who
fourth and Error dfth. Mutuels paid S27. so
Purse $500, OF which 500 to the second, for
horses that had run and not Won since Dot. 1. 1881;
IL sin ss's "a. date s's sils" 'es ' ; IS. n s%iss sei Is. . S9ss
times 10 ID. four times 10 ID. I'VE times 20 ID. one
Auburndale Stables Gu. 9. Harvard, 8, BY Harry
Catesby,s Ny Maryland geiding, 100. q. Lewis} 9
Bess, (AheersTn} 3
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s as1yland S ssidin ! 10 Fl. ssoe n1rnnIS Sa a"a ' % to ny !
Ny Maryland seiding. POOis-BArnum. SIS; the
field, $l2.
The Race.-They got away close together
with Bess slightly leading. Barnum and
| Harvard soon ran through and made q stub
| born fight for the lead. Barnum held II until
well Town The SAokstretch, when Harvard
HR IsI winning Sy four 'engths from My Mary.
land gelding, who Just beat Bess out for the
place, she 0 head In front of Barnum.
Mutuels paid S95.
THIRD RACE.
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seconds mile and a furlong.
w. JenninRs's b. o. Dunboyne, Q, By Uncas,
BSrnum' iCs. Msfrin} :
Betung-I to / on Dunboyne, 8 to / against Bar
mum.
The Raoe-Dunboyne waited on Barnum
for nearly O mile, whom ChAppell brought
him away, winning by q length and q half.
Mutuels paid $3.50.
FOURTH RACE.
HEAVYWEIGHT handicap sweepstakes, a. SIS
each. as II declared, with 1900 added, OF which
500 70 the second; thfee-quarters OF o mile.
Dwyer Bros. b. T. Bessie June, g. b. King Al
fonso, dam vergA, ia .......U. McLaughlin) Il
Glenmound, io tChappelQ
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